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Looking for a source of a 'king of the mountain' type polka dot bike jersey.

FWIW: Earlier this year my wife clobbered me on a sprint up a long steep
hill. She's been jabbing me about it now for months. I thought I give her
the jersey for xmas.

Any suggestions on possible places that might have them appreciated.

Cheers Bob
 
" Brub" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:5ELid.724$0Y5.508@lakeread07...
> Looking for a source of a 'king of the mountain' type polka dot bike
jersey.
>
> FWIW: Earlier this year my wife clobbered me on a sprint up a long steep
> hill. She's been jabbing me about it now for months. I thought I give
her
> the jersey for xmas.
>
> Any suggestions on possible places that might have them appreciated.
>
> Cheers Bob

They are available at lots of mail order shops, but look out for
"commemorative" versions that are replicas (or an attempt anyway" of
specific riders in specific Tours (with their team info also on the jersey).
Way back when, I can recall some folks coming up with plain KOM jerseys but
I rarely see them without Virenque or some other rider on it. Then again I
am not looking carefully. Look carefully (or ask) if this matters to you.
 
Chris wrote:

> They are available at lots of mail order shops, but look out for
> "commemorative" versions that are replicas (or an attempt anyway" of
> specific riders in specific Tours (with their team info also on the jersey).
> Way back when, I can recall some folks coming up with plain KOM jerseys but
> I rarely see them without Virenque or some other rider on it.

Here's the official "maillot pois", with only the TdF and Champion
logos:

http://tinyurl.com/66d7q

Note there's an overseas shipping charge for USA delivery.

Trek and Nike both sell the official jersey, but the Trek site shows
them out of stock:

http://tinyurl.com/4pejs

They are sold by Trek dealers. You might try calling around to see
if any of your LBSs still have them.

--
terry morse Palo Alto, CA http://bike.terrymorse.com/
 
"Terry Morse" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Chris wrote:
>
> > They are available at lots of mail order shops, but look out for
> > "commemorative" versions that are replicas (or an attempt anyway" of
> > specific riders in specific Tours (with their team info also on the
jersey).
> > Way back when, I can recall some folks coming up with plain KOM jerseys
but
> > I rarely see them without Virenque or some other rider on it.
>
> Here's the official "maillot pois", with only the TdF and Champion
> logos:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/66d7q
>
> Note there's an overseas shipping charge for USA delivery.
>
> Trek and Nike both sell the official jersey, but the Trek site shows
> them out of stock:

How could I overlook that!? I had forgotten that Nike now is the jersey
provider for ASO events and therefore is very likely to have all of the
jerseys without any individualized markings (though I doubt the yellow
jersey is and I hope I am wrong).


> http://tinyurl.com/4pejs
>
> They are sold by Trek dealers. You might try calling around to see
> if any of your LBSs still have them.
>
> --
> terry morse Palo Alto, CA http://bike.terrymorse.com/

Good catch Terry, thanks.
 
"Chris" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> "Terry Morse" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Chris wrote:
> >
> > > They are available at lots of mail order shops, but look out for
> > > "commemorative" versions that are replicas (or an attempt anyway" of
> > > specific riders in specific Tours (with their team info also on the
> jersey).
> > > Way back when, I can recall some folks coming up with plain KOM jerseys
> but
> > > I rarely see them without Virenque or some other rider on it.
> >
> > Here's the official "maillot pois", with only the TdF and Champion
> > logos:
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/66d7q
> >
> > Note there's an overseas shipping charge for USA delivery.
> >
> > Trek and Nike both sell the official jersey, but the Trek site shows
> > them out of stock:
>
> How could I overlook that!? I had forgotten that Nike now is the jersey
> provider for ASO events and therefore is very likely to have all of the
> jerseys without any individualized markings (though I doubt the yellow
> jersey is and I hope I am wrong).
>
>
> > http://tinyurl.com/4pejs
> >
> > They are sold by Trek dealers. You might try calling around to see
> > if any of your LBSs still have them.
> >
> > --
> > terry morse Palo Alto, CA http://bike.terrymorse.com/
>
> Good catch Terry, thanks.

Dude man,

Why did you let your wife beat you up the hill? That's just silly,
and there's really no good reason for it.

Tom
 
On 11/06/2004 09:16 PM, in article
[email protected], "Tom Arsenault"
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Why did you let your wife beat you up the hill? That's just silly,
> and there's really no good reason for it.



Yes, there is.

Nookie.

Lots of it.



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Chris wrote:
....
> How could I overlook that!? I had forgotten that Nike now is the jersey
> provider for ASO events and therefore is very likely to have all of the
> jerseys without any individualized markings (though I doubt the yellow
> jersey is and I hope I am wrong).

If you get stuck by back-ordered shirts, try a thrift shop. I found
a cotton button-up-the-front shirt, white with huge red dots, and it
was all of maybe $1.50. (This assumes that your "fast woman"
recognizes and will appreciate the significance of the polka dot
jersey. I had people who should understand it ask all kinds of crazy
questions about my yellow jersey lawn display...)

--Karen M.
ready for the next TdF party
 
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